Mycode for greentext?

[bluedagger]

Regular expression: (\n|^)>(.*?)(\n|$)

Replacement: $1<span style="color: #4CAF50;">&gt;$2</span>$3

What it does:

Whenever someone writes > it greentexts whatever is after the symbol, as long as it is on a new line

Result:
>hello

Problem:

With the above code, this happens:

>if you greentext
>many lines
>it only makes
>every other
>line green

How do I fix this? I did look for previous threads about this, but no fix for this problem.

Thanks

[laie_techie]

Maybe trying non-capturing groups for the newline / start of string and newline / end of string?

Regular expression: (?:\n|^)&gt;(.*?)(?:\n|$)

Replacement: <span style="color: #4CAF50;">&gt;$1</span>

Note that I haven't tried this.

[.m.]

^ sorry, that doesn't work as required ..

@OP, see also this reply & this reply

YourCode plugin details
if the plugin is used then Multi-line mode needs to be set to yes at Advanced settings of the code (see this image)

[bluedagger]

^ sorry, that doesn't work as required ..

@OP, see also this reply & this reply

YourCode plugin details
if the plugin is used then Multi-line mode needs to be set to yes at Advanced settings of the code (see this image)

Sorry, but i have no idea where that is, @.m.

This is what I see:
https://i.imgur.com/mSaB6SM.png

[.m.]

^ in general, a plugin is needed to fulfill your requirement. suggestion is to install & use YourCode plugin ..

[bluedagger]

^ in general, a plugin is needed to fulfill your requirement. suggestion is to install & use YourCode plugin ..

Thank you, I´ll try.